Washington's Pandamania Photo Gallery by big al at pbase.com

Washington's Pandamania

The pandas took over the streets of Washington, DC, during the summer of 2004. One hundred and fifty of them were on display from May through September. Here are 51 of them (three views of each) organized into three sub-galleries. You can find a complete list of the pandas, with a map and photos at http://www.pandamaniadc.org/

gallery: Washington's Pandamania - Set #1

gallery: Washington's Pandamania - Set #2

gallery: Washington's Pandamania - Set #3

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Brandon Wigfield		10-Dec-2005 02:02
I am a Cumberland native and as such I grew up near the canal. I wasn't quite walking distance, and when I was younger it was certaintly far enought that the mother would not have me riding the bike. Now that I'm older and out of the house though I enjoy spending time along the canal (both biking and walking). I enjoyed your pic's and thought every one might be interested in the page I just put up athttp://www.wigfield.org/canal/ . These are pictures taken along the canal in the Cumberland area. http://www.wigfield.org/canal/

Guest		02-Sep-2005 16:07
Got a link to your site at my Trout of San Luis Obispo CA sitehttp://www.pbase.com/neovolatile/slo_trout Stop by and see. Voted for your gallery.

Guest		23-Aug-2004 22:36
Great Panda Shots! You are way ahead of me, but I have some posted as well: http://www.pbase.com/thesoulofhope/places_dc_pandas

Ava		17-Aug-2004 04:23
Great images! I just got back from DC and really wish I knew about Pandamania before I headed out. Thanks for posting and sharing all of the photos.

Al Teich		27-Jul-2004 02:07
CB, Pandulum has arrived. I found him inside 2000 Pennsylvania Avenue and added him to the gallery today. Al

Luis Rubio		15-Jul-2004 15:55
CB, That panda is at the Georgetown Harbour. I'm not sure if this link will work: http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=4286753847&p=4160198135&idx=334 Luis

Luis Rubio		15-Jul-2004 15:49
Nice collection, I'm also working on a gallery of all the Pandas. Check it out at: http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=4286753847 Keep up the good work. Luis

Daisy Diary		15-Jul-2004 02:53
We think this site is GREAT, but where are the rest of the Pandas?! We love how they make Washington D.C. brighter and it gives us all something to look for when we are driving in the car! fun times, but we need to see the rest of the shots and addresses so we may look for our favorites! thanks so much for having this street art!!

CB		11-Jul-2004 01:25
These pandas are great! I've seen 148, so I'm still missing two. If you happen to come across Pandulum and The Hike that Saved the C&O Canal, will you post those too? I've looked everywhere for them, but I haven't had any luck.

amanda's uncle		02-Jul-2004 22:25
thank you so much for these pictures. we saw only a handful of the pandas during our too-short visit at the end of may. more, please!

Jeff		22-Jun-2004 05:22
The red, white and blue panda has a popular song depicted in the notes. Can you figure it out? Pamela painted it. Her husband and Marine just returned from Iraq unharmed. Every panda has a story.

Jeff		22-Jun-2004 05:18
Love the Pandas and how they brighten the city and get the children excited about art and fancy. The yellow one is Choo Choo, which is French for..... My favorite is the Hide and Seek panda at 1300 Penn near the National Theatre and Starbucks, across the street from the Ronald Reagan Intl Trade Center. Very bright and cheerful. The DC Commission of the Arts will auction off these Pandas in October. Your chance to get one.

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